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Explore Management collegesFor Jaipuria Institute of Management, Lucknow, the published PGDM and PGDM (Financial Services) fees for the 2027-29 batch are the same: ₹15.25 lakh in six instalments. The hostel table is for 2026-27, so it is not a confirmed accommodation quote for the 2027-29 intake. Budget tuition separately from room, mess, deposits and any notified taxes, and ask for current hostel and scholarship terms before accepting an offer.
The official Lucknow admissions page lists a total tuition fee of ₹15.25 lakh for both the general PGDM and PGDM (Financial Services). The first-year amount is ₹7.70 lakh and the second-year amount is ₹7.55 lakh. The page breaks the tuition into six trimester instalments:
The instalments add up to the published total. The same schedule is shown for both programmes, so the current page does not indicate a tuition premium for Financial Services. This is the institute’s listed charge for the Lucknow campus and the 2027-29 batch. It should not be mixed with amounts for another Jaipuria campus or older admission years.
The fee page says the programme fee covers tuition and related costs, and that essential courseware is provided through the campus library on a returnable basis. It also says GST or other taxes may be charged if required by a government notification. Treat ₹15.25 lakh as the published schedule, not a guarantee that every candidate’s final payable amount will be identical. Check the admission offer and the current fee portal for the payment due dates, any notified tax, and the exact items included in the fee.
A refundable course security deposit of ₹15,000 is payable with the first tuition instalment. It is separate from the six instalments that make up ₹15.25 lakh. The page identifies it as refundable but does not give a refund processing timeline or list deductions. Ask for the written deposit-return conditions and retain the receipt and payment record.
The admissions page says the first-trimester fee and required documents are needed to confirm an offer. The full tuition is divided over the course rather than collected in one payment, but the page’s public schedule does not by itself establish what happens if a student withdraws between instalments. The institute says it follows the AICTE public notice on refunds for MBA-equivalent PGDM courses. Read the current withdrawal and cancellation terms before paying a non-refundable application or admission charge, and do not assume the refundable course deposit makes the tuition itself refundable.
The schedule is presented by academic year and trimester rather than as a monthly cost. For a family planning cash flow, the first year has three listed tuition payments totalling ₹7.70 lakh, followed by three in year two totalling ₹7.55 lakh. Keep the ₹15,000 deposit in a separate line item. If a payment is due before a scholarship decision or education loan disbursal, confirm the institute’s process in advance; the source page does not say that a scholarship automatically changes the published instalment due date.
Jaipuria Lucknow’s admissions page labels its hostel schedule as applicable to the 2026-27 session. It lists ₹2.10 lakh per year for a girls’ AC single room and ₹1.35 lakh per year for an AC double room for girls or boys. These amounts are historical reference points for comparing room types. The institute says hostel fees can be revised each year, so neither amount should be quoted as the 2027-29 rate.
The listed hostel figures exclude mess charges. A separate refundable hostel security deposit of ₹10,000 is payable with the first hostel instalment. The page says hostel payment is due before the academic session and that room allotment is first come, first served. That makes room availability a separate decision from admission to the PGDM. Ask whether a room is available for your preferred category, when the 2027-29 charge will be published, what the mess bill covers, and how the hostel deposit is returned.
For scale only, if a student used the 2026-27 rate as a historical budgeting baseline, first-year tuition of ₹7.70 lakh plus the girls’ single-room charge of ₹2.10 lakh would total ₹9.80 lakh before the two refundable deposits, mess, taxes and personal costs. Adding the ₹15,000 course deposit and ₹10,000 hostel deposit gives ₹10.05 lakh before those other expenses. The equivalent calculation using the published double-room amount is ₹9.30 lakh before mess, taxes and personal costs. These are not 2027-29 estimates; they show why the room type and date of the hostel schedule materially change a family’s cash requirement.
For 2027-29, the admissions page lists the same total tuition for the general PGDM and the Financial Services programme. A student should therefore compare the course content and intended career direction rather than infer a fee difference from the specialised title.
Jaipuria describes the general PGDM as a broad management course with core subjects and opportunities for dual specialisation. The PGDM (Financial Services) is a two-year, full-time programme whose published description focuses on banking, insurance, investments, financial planning, mortgage lending and mutual funds. These descriptions indicate different academic emphases; they do not guarantee that one course will lead to a particular role, salary or recruiter.
Before paying, request the curriculum for the exact batch and compare the subjects, elective choices, internship structure and any programme-specific requirements. The public fee table does not detail separate charges for books, laptop, travel, examinations or other individual expenses. The page says essential courseware is made available through the returnable library book bank, but families should confirm whether any supplementary materials or optional activities involve extra payment.
The admissions page includes merit scholarship information labelled for the 2026-28 batch. It does not establish scholarship eligibility, award amounts or renewal conditions for the 2027-29 intake. Do not subtract the previous batch’s scholarship from the current tuition total when estimating how much you will need to pay.
Ask the admissions office for a written 2027-29 scholarship schedule covering the relevant entrance test, score or percentile threshold, programme, award amount, number of instalments affected and renewal conditions. Confirm whether financial assistance is decided before the first tuition payment and whether a student must pay the full instalment while a decision is pending. The current fee schedule and the older scholarship table answer different questions and should be kept separate.
Before accepting an offer, confirm that the programme and campus shown in the offer match the fee schedule, and check each instalment date against the batch calendar. Ask whether taxes have been notified, what the ₹15,000 course deposit refund requires, and which current document governs cancellation or withdrawal. The public page refers to the AICTE refund notice but does not state every case-specific deduction or timeline.
For accommodation, request the actual 2027-29 hostel amount, room availability, mess charges, hostel deposit conditions and payment dates. Do not use the 2026-27 room charges as a current offer. For scholarships, obtain terms for the same batch rather than applying 2026-28 awards to the newer intake.
The decision is clearer when the costs are kept in separate buckets: published 2027-29 tuition of ₹15.25 lakh, the refundable course deposit, hostel and mess charges at the applicable year’s rate, taxes if notified, and personal expenses. The source supports the tuition total and trimester schedule, but not a complete two-year cost of attendance. A written offer and current accommodation quote are needed to close that budget.
